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The earliest books offered here include a copy of the 1st edition of Thomas Rawlins's Familiar Architecture, 1768, falling outside this list's intend date bracket, but an early source of designs for modest urban houses ; and a copy of the 1806 edition of the Bath architect John Wood's A Series of Designs for Cottages or Habitation of the Labourer. Most of the remaining books span the period from the last quarter of the C19th to the last quarter of the C20th, including writings by Lawrance Weaver, Clough Williams-Ellis, C H Riley and Nikolas Pevsner.
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Crossfit Great Salt Lake / March 30, 2014 at 08:54AM
Monday March 31st
1 RM Clean (full squat)
Then: 5×5 at 75%
4 rounds
400 m run
16 alternating pistols
8 chest to bar pullups
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14.5 will be held at GSL. Let's have some fun on this final WOD. Love you guys! via Facebook Pages http://ift.tt/1hbMp1r
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Crossfit Great Salt Lake / March 27, 2014 at 05:02AM
Thursday March 27th
4×500 m row
4×30 cal AD
4×100 double under
Rest 1 minute between each set and station.
Crossfit Great Salt Lake / March 25, 2014 at 06:38PM
Wednesday March 26th
Glamour! (For realsies)
3×10 bicep curls (dbells)
3×10 strict press (dbells)
3×10 rows (dBells)
1000 m row
Hang clean 225/135
Jerk 225/135
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As you're setting up to do a new movement or big lift, you may begin to feel fear. Many times athletes are afraid of certain lifts, or WODs, because they are trying something new or going for a PR. If you begin to focus on your fears, you will lose sight of everything you need to do to be successful. This negative thinking creates even more anxiety and stress, causing you to doubt your ability to perform. Some athletes even stop before they start, because they have allowed themselves to become consumed by fear. Have you ever been there?
To begin overcoming your fear, you must first accept its presence and that it is, in fact, a limitation. You must confront it to move past it. Make sure that you get to the root of the fear and really think about what you are afraid of and why. When you work from the root of the fear, it will help you to understand yourself and then, you can start working through it. It's important that you understand sometimes you just need to tell yourself to shut-up, grab that bar and get moving. Other fears of movements may take some time to work through. Overcoming fear is often a process, just like your training.
"I think the biggest fears I have are not achieving the goals I have personally set for myself—(whether) it be going unbroken (in) a movement, getting a certain time on a workout or just where I want to place." – Lindsey Valenzuela
Tips to Overcome Your Fear of a Particular Movement or WOD
1. Write it out – Keep track of your emotions and thoughts when you get to "sicky" points in your progressions. Make sure to keep track of the positive milestones you hit as well. It is important to recognize success as well as struggle.
2. Get a coach involved – Make sure this is someone you trust and can easily verbalize thoughts and feelings to. They have experience and have helped many athletes before and if you let them, they will be able to help you too.
3. Visualize success – Take some time to close your eyes, picturing and feeling yourself successfully completing the movement(s).
4. Break it down – Start with something very simple that you know that you can do successfully. Maybe it's a lighter lift or a modified version of a movement. Do some reps at something you feel confident with before leading up to something that you feel afraid of.
5.Take and watch video – Watch video of others crushing the movement or WOD that you're afraid of. Seeing yourself and others successfully complete a movement is incredibly powerful and reinforces good habits and confidence.
6. Focus on cues & mantras – Repeat the mantras that keep you pushing when things get tough. Remind yourself of one or two basic cues that you need to focus on in order to keep your form on point.
7. Practice a few "mess-ups" – Ideally, you would have practiced this in your training WODs, well before you compete. For example, if you're about to do a barbell movement, you should absolutely make sure that you've practiced dumping the bar safely. You'll gain confidence in knowing how to correctly fail the reps so that it won't have to cross your mind when it's go-time.
At the end of the day, I want you to know something. Having some doubt tells you a couple things to about yourself. If you have fear when it comes to trying a new movement or attempting a PR, it means something truly powerful. You have taken steps to improving yourself and becoming better at something. You are attempting to push past your previous limits, and you care deeply about what you are doing. That says more about you than anything else. You are somebody that is driven, and that will allow you to reach new heights over and over again. So the next time you can sense fear during a big lift or a tough WOD, just take a minute, accept it, and tell yourself, "this will make me better!"
Authors: Dawn Fletcher of MentalityWOD and Anna Luber via Facebook Pages http://ift.tt/1hbMp1r
Crossfit Great Salt Lake / March 24, 2014 at 10:09PM
Tuesday March 25th
4 x 50 M Sled Push 185/135
14 Min AMRAP
Even Minute: 5 Hang power snatch 115/75
Odd Minute: 15 Box Jumps 24/20
Crossfit Great Salt Lake / March 23, 2014 at 09:28PM
Monday March 24th
3RM back squat
Then max unbroken back squats at 60%
3 rounds
400 m run
12 pullups
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Site History for Miscellaneous
23.NOV.2006 Autumn Colours
A Saturday morning spent wandering through the local park.
Bright November sunshine bouncing off the changing leaves, contrasting against the sky.
Or alternatively, just a collection of pretty piccies. Either way, you can find them here.
02.FEB.2013 Aranel's Journal
A new web application for reading and searching through my write-ups from our weekly D&D campaign. The story can be read normally, or you could jump straight into the encounter with a black dragon with the keyword search.


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- What is the overall reputation of the furniture manufacturer? Miracle on Main Street offers a wide variety of top of the line furniture from very reputable companies including:
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- Remanufactured Herman Miller
- Is the desk, bookcase, table or cabinetry made of all real wood or veneer? Is it hand crafted or ready to assemble?
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Miracle on Main Street has been a local leader in the sales and service of office furniture since 1941. We offer our customers an experienced sales staff. They are qualified for installations of all sizes and can assist you with total facility planning. In addition, we offer custom furniture which includes an array of fabrics and finishes.
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What is the policy, vision, or objective of the town? Please specify the actual goal and its metrics, if applicable.
Creative Digital City (CCD) is the restoration of an urban environment to consolidate an ideal space for people, a modern and interconnected stage where talent and creativity breed knowledge, boost the use of new technology and improve the quality of life in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area.
Located in the heart of Jalisco's capital, CCD concentrates creative industries such as studios involved in the production of film, television, videogames, CGI, interactive media and mobile apps, among many others, thus positioning the state as a productive center that is relevant to a sector that constitutes the vanguard of global economy today.
Brief outline of the low carbon town development plan
A comprehensive restoration of Downtown Guadalajara and its surroundings according to patrimonial preservation criteria and the Certified Developments promoted by the Federal Mortgage Association (SHF).
The optimization of transport through improvements aimed towards public transportation, traffic flow, pedestrian displacement and alternative means of transport.
The creation of dynamic spaces that foster creativity, talent, innovation and interaction, as well as mixed uses that include housing and working, leisure and education centers.
A renewal of the urban infrastructure (water, power, gas, solid waste disposal and a voice and data network) monitored to be managed efficiently.
The optimization of surveillance and security systems.


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Winter & Spring Study:
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In this twelve-session video Bible study, some of today's best-loved authors look at the spiritual lessons learned from twelve women in the Bible and what they mean for you today. You will look at these women's successes and failures, see how they drew near to God in the midst of trials, and learn how they overcame rejection and disappointment. Their stories will inspire you to persevere through difficult times and find joy in the hope that Jesus has provided.
Cost of the workbook: $10
If you are a woman desiring to study God's Word, longing for community and connection, or simply curious about what all those women are doing every Wednesday at Elevation, we'd love to have you join us!
We gather for a great time of teaching, then break into small groups for meaningful discussion and connection time.
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Receivables & Subrogation Recovery Experts
Insurers, Commercial Lines, Excess & Surplus Lines, General Agents,Brokers, Premium Finance Companies
We have used LEIB for over 10 years. During that time, we have compared them with other collection agencies that have professed insurance expertise. What we have found is that LEIB truly is the market leader when it comes to insurance collection recovery. Keep up the great work". CFO- Top 10 Insurance Carrier
For over 25 years, LEIB's Property and Casualty Insurance specialists have provided expert insurance collections handling the toughest deductible collections, bond collections, insurance subrogation and premium recovery challenges. LEIB has the knowledge, skill and insurance experience to handle insurance collection accounts with integrity and care. We do what's needed to reduce DSO, improve cash flow and avoid losses, while protecting your brand.
Our solutions include
- First-party Collections
- Third-party collections
- Subrogation
- Outsourcing the collection function
- Revenue Cycle Consulting
The LEIB advantage derives from our dedicated insurance unit's understanding of the nature of issues that may lead to disputes and non-payment between insurers and policyholders and the comprehensive understanding of the policies themselves. LEIB's insurance specialists find ways to work with our client's policyholders to educate them on the terms of their policy, explain the policy language to them in detail and settle disputes amongst the parties.
Frozen and At-Risk Revenues
Uncovering and solving at-risk or "frozen" revenues will deliver immediate benefit to your organization, and help insure its financial health. This is what we refer to as "revenue dilution", and we find it is common in all organizations because of staffing, process or systems issues. Leib's Revenue Cycle Consultants can help by identifying and then engaging with dedicated, focused effort to bring in fast cash flow, and cleaning up the old receivables.
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When you upgrade or replace billing, accounts receivable and accounting systems, you can face significant disruptions to operations, collections processes and cash flow, and also risk substantial write offs due to non-reconciled balances. We have both the technology and skills to get you through this challenge without incurring avoidable losses.
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Whether a clean-up project or long-term solution to manage and resolve frozen, aged accumulations of accounts receivable or to take on the "overflow" that your staff is unable to handle, we have the staff and powerful collection systems with custom collaborative workflow to interface with your systems, work queues (and staff) to almost instantly off load the excess and overflow for quick cash flow and results.
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LEIB's professional customer service approach translates into faster recoveries, cooperative customers and it leaves the door open for future business. Our management team has more than a century of insurance collections experience, both inside the insurance industry, and as an expert service provider This experience and commitment to the insurance field is how we represent our client interests and has resulted in the recognition our firm has earned. LEIB has also earned Expert Service Provider Status with The AM Best Company since 2007, consecutively through 2014, as well as members of NASP, IASA and The Insurance Society of Philadelphia. Please contact Carl Torban, C.O.O. by email, or at +1-856-344-4102.
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Economy and Business
Information about all our economic recovery and development work.
On this page:
We knew the November 2016 earthquake would affect our local economy and local businesses. We've been working since the earthquake to offer all the support and assistance we can. This includes:
- Working with the government to set up the $1 million business recovery grant scheme
- Helped secure $650,000 for tourism marketing through Destination Kaikōura
- Worked with Canterbury Employers' Chamber of commerce to offer free membership to 474 local businesses
- Working to set up a local Business Association
- Working with NZTA and Kiwirail to make sure as much as possible of the money spent by the nearly 1000 workers fed and housed here is spent through local businesses – including contracts for local businesses to supply lunches and dinners to workers.
- Facilitated a series of free workshops and trainings to help businesses operate
- A full time staff member directly focussed on identifying and working through business issues
- Working with the Canterbury Employers' Chamber of commerce, Canterbury Community Law, ChristchurchNZ, Business Mentors NZ, the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment and others to provide advice and support to local businesses on issues including insurance, finance and business resilience.
Useful links and information:
- Future Kaikōura Free training and events, assistance, information, support and advice for Kaikōura businesses affected by the November 2016 earthquakes.
Free Legal advice: Community Law Canterbury are in town fortnightly to provide free legal advice (about rebuild, insurance or any other matter you may need help with). Contact them on 0800EQLEGAL or 0275370159 to find out more.
Business Recovery Grant Programme (BRGP) The next phase in the government suite of recovery support measures intended to help businesses during recovery. This is externally administered. Applications are approved by an independent panel. The BGRP replaced the Earthquake Support Subsidy (ESS) on 1 May 2017.
- NCTIR News, and providing Complaints or Feedback NCTIR are doing everything they can to keep everyone up-to-date as the work on the road and rail continues find out how to keep up with their information, make a complaint or provide feedback
Something missing? We're still building this page. If you have suggestions for sorts of information you'd like to see something here please contact us. You can also stay up to date with what's going on in our District by signing up to our email Newsletter or joining us on Facebook or Twitter
How does this fit with the Recovery Plan?
Recovery Plan Goal: Establish strategic partnerships to attract investment; develop support structures to provide certainty around businesses and employment continuity; and explore avenues of economic diversification to enhance economic and social resilience.
How we'll achieve it
Market Kaikōura: Reposition Kaikōura as a unique year-round destination including multi-day/weekend offerings. Establish an international marketing campaign. Establish long term partnerships and actions to maintain momentum and create longer term solutions for marketing the region.
Year round and more diverse tourism: Investigate options to attract year-round visitors to Kaikōura and to diversify tourism opportunities, including targeting higher value tourism, new facilities and ventures across all seasons.
Education hub: Explore with local education providers opportunities to collaborate on the provision of educational services and facilities (e.g. explore a local education hub for the region).
Marine Research Centre: Investigate the potential for Kaikōura to become a marine research centre for New Zealand to attract year-round researchers and students


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19 Jun 2013
New Hours of Service: What You Need to Know
As some of you may already know, as of July 1 (2013) the Hours of Service laws will be drastically changing our industry. Here at Reliant Transportation, we want you to stay as informed as possible, to make sure you stay loaded and rolling. As of July 1 there are three major changes in HOS laws that will affect you and your business. The first one is the NEW REST BREAK REQUIREMENT. Under this rule, every driver will have to take a full...Read More


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Past Exhibitions: 2014
16th December 2014 - 31st January 2015
Galleries 1 & 2
Opens Tuesday 16th December 5.30pm
The Annual Provincial Pride Art Exhibition is uniquely Southland: in theme, and also in that it is sponsored by local businesses. Artist's produce works that reflect our province and transfer their observations, experiences, thoughts and emotions through their chosen medium. Each year the works presented are thought provoking and inspiring, taking an all-encompassing look at Southlands cultural complexity and scenic beauty. This exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate Southland and the talented artists in our region.
Thanks to all our sponsors of this event. Without you this exhibition would not be possible.
Galleries 1 & 2
Opens Tuesday 16th December 5.30pm
The Annual Provincial Pride Art Exhibition is uniquely Southland: in theme, and also in that it is sponsored by local businesses. Artist's produce works that reflect our province and transfer their observations, experiences, thoughts and emotions through their chosen medium. Each year the works presented are thought provoking and inspiring, taking an all-encompassing look at Southlands cultural complexity and scenic beauty. This exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate Southland and the talented artists in our region.
Thanks to all our sponsors of this event. Without you this exhibition would not be possible.
The McIntyre Dick & Partners Premium Award $800.00
Maurice Middleditch for "Near Waikawa, Catlins"
McDowall Print Ltd Runner up Award $300.00
Pauline Bellamy for "Mavora Lakes"
Environment Southland "Our Environment" Award $250.00
Evangeline for "Sunset on Dog Island"
Laser Electrical "Most Original" Award $250.00
Rhonda Hall for "Tidal Zone I Awarua Bay"
Art Supplies Southland "Most Interesting use of Medium" Award receives a prize pack valued at $200.00
Katy Buess for "Taking a Leaf Line for a Walk"
Pam McMillian Merit Awards
Bonita-Lynn Parker for "Oreti Blue"
Ash for "Untitled"
Dawn Glynn for "Riverton Paua Icon Western Southland"
Karin Werner for "Monkey Island in the Wet"
Catriona Cunningham for "View from my Garden (MT Titiroa)"
Class of 2013: One Year On
Exhibition & Book Launch
Obsessed by Teddies
4th - 9th November
The "Obsessed by Teddies" exhibition is now on display in the mezzanine gallery. These incredible, and adorable hand-made teddies by Lesley Marshall, Christine McFarland, Judy Devine, Trish Brinsdon and Rhonda Walker bring a fresh, and fun atmosphere to the gallery.
Southsure Emerging Artist Awards
3rd - 15th November
Galleries 1 & 2
The 2014 Southsure Emerging Artist Awards is a chance for SIT art and media students to display their most recent works. This year the exhibition will be held across many sites in Invercargill, with City Gallery being one of the main venues.
Opening 5.30pm Monday 3rd September at Raw Gallery, SIT Downtown Campus (opposite City Gallery on Don Street). City gallery will also be open for viewing.
The Awards evening will take place at 5.30pm Friday 14th November at City Gallery -All Welcome
Anderson Park Gallery Spring Exhibition
Oct 3rd - 27th
Galleries 1 & 2, and Mezzanaine gallery
Moments in Time
Sept 2nd-27
The Wild (and Domestic) Cup Show: The Life of Mud
Sept 2nd-27th
Galleries 1 & 2
This display will show something of the wondrous, innovative and extraordinary range of ceramic work being made around the country. Also take the opportunity to join in, in our interactive clay area at the gallery, or attend one
of two workshops running during this exhibition run by ceramic artists Madeleine Child, Philip Jarvis
& Annie Bourque.
This display will show something of the wondrous, innovative and extraordinary range of ceramic work being made around the country. Also take the opportunity to join in, in our interactive clay area at the gallery, or attend one
of two workshops running during this exhibition run by ceramic artists Madeleine Child, Philip Jarvis
& Annie Bourque.
The annual ILT Art Awards are a highlight in the City Gallery's exhibition calendar! Thanks to the generosity of the Invercargill Licensing Trust we are able to run this prominent exhibition which attracts entries from across NZ. The exhibition creates great exposure for artists, with the chance to be awarded prizes in one of seven categorizes this year.
2014 Awards
Susie Ruddenklau, Karen Scott & Joanna Nimmo
Opening Friday June 27th 5.30pm - July 25th
Susie Ruddenklau, Karen Scott & Joanna Nimmo present an amazing display of paintings featuring the people, places, and animals that we encounter in our lives.
Meet the Artists Sat 28th and Sun 29th June 10am-3pm!
Karen Scott
1 Karen Scott Paddock Mates Oil $350.00
2 Karen Scott After Miyajima Acrylic $1195.00
3 Karen Scott Moving on Acrylic $1195.00
4 Karen Scott The Team Acrylic $1195.00
5 Karen Scott Castlerock Calf Sale Hereford Simmental Oil $1195.00
6 Karen Scott Herefords The Front Row Oil $1195.00
7 Karen Scott Nosy Heifers Resin on Oil $195.00
8 Karen Scott Beagle Boy Steers Oil on Acrylic $350.00
9 Karen Scott Roughcoated Steer Oil on Acrylic $195.00
10 Karen Scott Birds of a Feather Monoprint, Gouache, Feather $250.00
11 Karen Scott Favourite Pony Oil $750.00
12 Karen Scott White Horses Monoprint Drypoint Etching, Silkscreen $195.00
13 Karen Scott Castlerock Calf Sale Hereford Angus Oil $1195.00
14 Karen Scott Bird Studies Gouache, Coffee on Cardboard $250.00
Susie Ruddenklau
1 Susie Ruddenklau Beacon Point, Wanaka Pastel $1500.00
2 Susie Ruddenklau Harvest Moon Watercolour $1500.00
3 Susie Ruddenklau West Wanaka Pastel $1500.00
4 Susie Ruddenklau Sway Watercolour $1300.00
5 Susie Ruddenklau From Bremner Bay Pastel $650.00
6 Susie Ruddenklau Picnicers Watercolour $1500.00
7 Susie Ruddenklau Honky Tonk Pastel $850.00
8 Susie Ruddenklau French Floosies Watercolour $1500.00
9 Susie Ruddenklau Contemplation Pastel $650.00
10 Susie Ruddenklau Wind Rush Watercolour $950.00
11 Susie Ruddenklau Wild Coast Acrylics $1200.00
12 Susie Ruddenklau Waiting for the Bride Watercolour $650.00
13 Susie Ruddenklau The Puppeteer Acrylics $1200.00
14 Susie Ruddenklau Urban Bikies Watercolour $650.00
15 Susie Ruddenklau Hunter's Hut Acrylics $250.00
16 Susie Ruddenklau Croatian Village Watercolour $1500.00
17 Susie Ruddenklau Mt Iron, Wanaka Acrylics $250.00
18 Susie Ruddenklau Walking the Icon Watercolour $1500.00
19 Susie Ruddenklau Morning Forest Acrylics $250.00
20 Susie Ruddenklau Eiffel Tower Acrylics $750.00
21 Susie Ruddenklau Evening Forest Acrylics $250.00
22 Susie Ruddenklau Open Ground (set of three) Acrylics $300.00
23 Susie Ruddenklau Moon Fever Acrylics $500.00
24 Susie Ruddenklau Clearance for Takeoff Acrylics $750.00
25 Susie Ruddenklau Dancing in the Dark Mixed Media $950.00
26 Susie Ruddenklau Merino Rambos Drawing $600.00
27 Susie Ruddenklau Rainbow Day Drawing $400.00
28 Susie Ruddenklau Quail Drawing $600.00
29 Susie Ruddenklau Gradual Immersion Drawing $600.00
30 Susie Ruddenklau Alpacas Drawing $600.00
31 Susie Ruddenklau Like Quinces like Quail Drawing $600.00
Joanna Nimmo
1 Joanna Nimmo Hooker $880.00
2 Joanna Nimmo Artichoke $1000.00
3 Joanna Nimmo Cauldron $1400.00
4 Joanna Nimmo TC $1400.00
5 Joanna Nimmo Twists and Turns $880.00
6 Joanna Nimmo Hints of Flowers 1 2 & 3 $380.00 each
7 Joanna Nimmo Gold to Blue $1400.00
8 Joanna Nimmo Our Town $780.00
9 Joanna Nimmo Onawe $900.00
10 Joanna Nimmo In the Blue $480.00
11 Joanna Nimmo Gold $300.00
12 Joanna Nimmo Nevada $950.00
13 Joanna Nimmo Great Heights $300.00
14 Joanna Nimmo Long View $350.00
15 Joanna Nimmo Beyond $1100
16 Joanna Nimmo To the Dunstan $1100
17 Joanna Nimmo Colour of Autumn $400.00
18 Joanna Nimmo Artichoke the Burst $1100.00
Artists @ Work - Members Exhibition
During this exhibition we invite all members to use the Mezzanine gallery as working studio space to show their artistic process to the public.
July 8th - 25th 2014
July 8th - 25th 2014
Southern Exposure
A selection of works from the Southland Art Foundation's William Hodges Fellowship.
Artworks by : Gary Freemantle, Robyn Belton, Miranda Parkes, Sam Mitchell, Deborah Braton, Heather Straka, Lucy Dolan, Max Bellamy & Ans Westra!
With Thanks to the Southland Museum & Art Gallery, and the Southern Institute of Technology.
June 3rd - 25th
The First Annual Southland Art Society Awards
Opening the Gate
Opens: Friday 10th April
Closes: Sat 24th May & Muka Studio Prints in the Mezzanine Gallery close Weds 7th May
Opening the gate features the intriguing artwork of New Zealand artists: The photography/digital manipulation of Mike O'Kane, ceramics by Madeleine Child & Philip Jarvis, the large scale mixed media works of Jo Robertson and water colours by Sam Mitchell.
We are also excited to bring to Invercargill the Muka Studio prints of prestigous New Zealand Artists including: Dick Frizzell, John Reynolds, Jane Zusters, Selwyn Muru, Robyn Kahukiwa, Denys Watkins, Barbara Tuck, Christine Hellyar, Para Matchitt, Fatu Feu'u, Philippa Blair, Robert Ellis, Jenny Dolezel, Mary McIntyre, Ralph Hotere, Richard McWhannell, Pat Hanly, Ruth Watson, Gavin Chilcott and Kura Rewiri-Thorsen
The Annual Senior Schools Exhibition 2014
Opening Friday 14th March
Closing Friday 28th March
The Senior Schools exhibition is a time for our young Southland artists to show their innovation and talents by presenting the artwork they created for final hand-in in the previous year of NCEA. It is important to the City Gallery & Southland Art Society to show the creativity and skill of our young artists here in Southland, and is a great opportunity for the students to experience exhibiting in a gallery setting.
We currently have 30 students work on display from Southland Girls High, Southland Boys High, Aparima College, Verdon College, James Hargest High School, Wakitipu High School, Murihiku Young Parents Learning Center and Central Southland College.
Thanks to Malloch McClean for sponsoring this Exhibition.
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The Cook Island Tivaevae Quilts
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Closed Wednesday 12th March
Peka Strickland presents a collection of her hand crafted, traditional Polynesian quilts. Experience the colour and culture of these unique works of art.
Two Women's Journeys
Betty Dickson and Ann Irving display a lifetime of their explorations into quilt making. Skill, determination and care can be seen in these amazing art pieces.
Southern Patchwork & Quilters Circle
This group of women show their talent in a display of their best quilts to date. From traditional patterns to original designs, they enliven this form of art making.


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im going to tell you some guides to help you be a better faster sniper. k i will tell you some tips about every sniper out now (not eng) and then il throw a nade and ss tip in also ^^
if someone else has any tips that i missed feel free to post here
im not used to writeing these so forgive me. i know theres alot more pro tips but il do my best guys!
ok for faster and more accurate quick scope theres a few things you can do but il tell you the fastest methods iv used.
FIRST, no hud ^^
ok, hit h when you start the game. it will take away your gun so you cant see it but use the middle of your screen to aim and hit scope. you will see your scope dont worry. when you use this it makes it easyer to guess where your scope will be cause you have to without hud. learn where to aim with your screen, and when you use hud it will make it easyer to guess for quick scope.
it also helps even if you use a sprayer which is easyer to start with if you arent so hot with a sniper.
SECOND you can try g coin crosshair which you can get in items for 16 coins. i used the light blue dot cause it stands out and gives you a small crosshair. it shows up on your sniper without scope so once you get pro with it ( which is fairly easy ) its easyer cause your used to useing your screen to aim.
3RD: get something small but heavy to hold down tab button. go to training to practice and on soldier front in the r on soldier where the \ connect with p in R, in the corner will be your aim when you scope. walk around and use that part of your screen. i recommend you dont shoot targets targets but pick a object and move around. go behind a turn and scope and shoot as as fast as you can.
4TH: ss training. when you do a ss, it switches out too make you take longer to shoot again. when you do this, it makes you have too become more accurate. i did this training just today, and my qs was 20% faster. i have qws from duffle, so it made it easyer. but, while you do this without qws and even with it, you will become more accurate and learn how too aim faster cause you have too or else you will die. just like channel 10 cw training. you get owned, but you still learn something. to learn too ss: read my tip number 7, or ask for a free lesson ^_^ i will be giving lessons if you allow me to warm up first.
5TH: this is a special quick scope my friend showed me, i have tryed learning it with psg but i just cant get the hang of it. scope, shoot, scope, scope. it brings you back into the scope as soon as you qs, it saves you time. my friend said it was done all the time in counter strike but iv never thought of that.all of the glory goes to my friend for this one.
ok now for tips ^^
tip 1#FRF2. frf2 is a light 10 ammo per clip gun. its best sniper in the game for jump shot. to use at far boxes you use the bottom of the -- to aim with. put that a hair higher then the top of their head, that is only on this one though.you need to make sure of the distance.its light and takes about 2 seconds to load a shot. colt is what id tell you to use cause its accurate enough and packs a punch just powerfull enough to kill if you have hit them with frf2.
tip 2# AWPits good and accurate at boxes. its good with js but not as good as frf2.
to use on a box thats far like shang use second scope and use the o not the middle one but the one below it a little to the left but not all the way. put the o right over the lip of the box. you have to tweek it a little bit cause im talking about the warehouse b box and the 3 boxes straight across as i will be with all box examples. i use ben with this sniper cause the awp is strong and dosnt need that much compensation. if you hit them and they live without armour its 40-1 hp that they have and 1 pellet from ben takes about 3-9 hp.
tip 3# PSG-1. a semi light gun. 5 ammo clip. for box use the -- for a guide. put it at the top of their head but not over it too far, just at the line then to to the left until the | is a little past their right eye if they are faceing you. this is a semi auto and is not good with moveing and shooting or jump shooting. for this i recommend a high power pistol nota shotgun cause you cant move with this gun very well. mr73 or desert eagle or even the colt will work.
tip#4 M110. a good fast gun. greatest boxer to start with and you dont have to be pro to box.
to box use use the o straight in the center of their head or go up a little bit. its a semi and all semi's are bad at moveing with so i recommend a pistol again but glock or barreta will work cause this gun is fast and powerfull but its not as hopeless as dragy is when it comes to moveing. just run stop crouch shoot run to be accurate, but use qs for it. its good for cw cause the weight and speed.
tip 5# DRAGUNOV. my opinion the most fun sniper ^^. the ^ sight is hard to use at first but it becomes the best gun for accuracy when it comes to boxes. powerfull but heavy and almost as slow as frf2 but makes up for in damage and clip size. use the middle of the ^ instead of bottom or top to aim and its straight up and down to shoot boxes. barreta is what i recommend for this gun. rdg-5 is also good for it cause the gun is easy to shoot with boxes far away and up close but rdg-5 is better for close boxes.
tip 6# silent shot. with guns like frf2 which is slow loading ss is helpfull if the other person hasnt seen you or your aim isnt too great. i only recommend you do this at boxes or from cover! to ss you just switch to your gun ( you can do it with any ) and hit 3 for knife. if you havent changed it when you hit f it should switch to previous weapon. when you scope make sure you have a good shot and let your index finger go to f shoot and hit f and shoot almost same time f a little later.
if it wasnt silent it should be quieter and harder to tell where i came from. if you dont hit the box or anything near him he wont know he was shot at. if you do it too fast tho and hit f sooner then it shoots it will switch without shooting and you will have to try again so i recommend you try it in training but dont bother with hitting targets.
tip 7# nading. ok if they know where you are and you have to get outa there fast, throw a smoke nade down close too you so he wil focus on it then throw a flash into it. if you do it right the smoke will cover the flash so he gets blinded. most people stay crouched or run backwards so what i do is crouch walk over to their spot and crouch behind it where they cant see me and in about 3 seconds i pop up and shoot them ^^ epicly funny and if you dont think it worked wait until th nade is about to blow and throw one up in the air over them. they will think turn around if it is thrown right and it will still blind them a bit.
well thats all FOR NOW but i WILL be back soon with more.
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.... Lizz Harding and her composite March Hare!
The diversity and skill demonstrated in the numerous submissions made it difficult for Billie Jean Spille, our judge, to make a decision (it tooke her a few days), but she finally chose Lizz's hare for her demonstration of an assortment of creative skills - papier mache, knitting, sewing, painting and much more - to produce a delightfully animated effort full of fun.
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Give me an order of Freedom fries.
Oh yes. Freedom fries. Remember them? In the annals of American impulsive idiocy, "Freedom fries" ranks pretty high.
Think back to early 2003. We were a little over a year removed from 9/11, and we were ramping up for war with Iraq. The French government was like, "Um, why exactly are you planning on invading Iraq?" and vowed to not enter the conflict. We took this as an affront, and thus decided to … rename French fries. And for good measure, French toast. But mostly French fries.
Many restaurants changed the name. The Congressional dining halls changed the name. It's incredible to consider, but for a decent amount of time in 2003-04, you were basically anti-American if you didn't say "Freedom fries."
We can only thank our maker Facebook wasn't around yet.
Of course, today we have Facebook. And from where I'm sitting, French fries have been replaced with Colin Kaepernick, and as a result, there's a constant stream of "I'm not watching the NFL anymore" and "I'm not watching the Super Bowl" flying across my social media stream.
There's a vocal minority out there claiming that anyone watching the NFL is, basically, anti-American. These same people are also claiming a very premature victory, assuming ratings for the game Sunday will be down.
Oh America, America, America. The French won't fight, we won't order their named cuisine. Some NFL players won't stand, we won't watch their sport.
You ask me, in a dozen or so years, the kerfuffle over standing for the National Anthem will resemble the silliness that Freedom fries turned out to be.
Is it a big deal the French wouldn't have our backs in the War in Iraq? You bet it was a big deal. Is it a big deal some NFL players refuse to stand or take a knee during the National Anthem? You bet it's a big deal.
But in both cases, our reactions to the events are mind-numbingly ridiculous.
Renaming French fries "Freedom fries" did nothing except make us look like bumbling parochial dimwits. And erstwhile fans of football who are taking a stand because some players are — wait for it — taking a stand appears, to this observer, equally narrow-minded.
The French government is autonomous, just like NFL players are autonomous. The Merriam-Webster A-B definitions bear this out precisely: A: having the right or power of self-government; B: undertaken or carried on without outside control.
The French can do as they please, and thank the heavens so can the American people. NFL players are American citizens, and they reserve the right to a peaceful protest. Why would anyone rail against that is beyond me.
As such, protesting the NFL because some NFL players are protesting is the Freedom fries moment of this decade.
Now understand me clearly: I think it's disrespectful to take a knee or not stand during the anthem. It would take a lot for me to take that action. But I respect the right of others to do it, and it certainly isn't going to affect my love of the sport.
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Last year, 172 million Americans, at some point or another, tuned in to the Super Bowl. That's the most people ever, and the average rating was the second highest in history.
I expect this year's contest to meet or exceed the numbers from last year, despite the harrumphing of the Fox News set.
For those of you who disagree with me, I respect your right to do so. Enjoy your Sunday. Order some French fries. Live a little.
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Leeds Young Film Festival (LYFF) has revealed the full programme for its 17th edition including headline event Animation Central: a new programme of animation and digital storytelling activity for young people, and the inaugural Children's Cinema Day on Easter Sunday 27th March.
Running from 24th-31st March, an expected audience of 10,000 will attend what is now the biggest family film event in England. New for 2016 is the Arts Council funded Animation Central, a four-day programme of hands-on activity for young people aged 5-19 which forms the UK's only dedicated event for young people and their families to create animation and digital projects using the latest technology, led by world class experts in the fields of animation and digital.
The programme has been co-curated by animator David Bunting, whose credits include Thunderbirds, The Tigger Movie, Shaun the Sheep and Bob the Builder. David will lead on LYFF's 24-hour Animation Challenge which marks the Festival's first partnership with ASIFA: Association Internationale du Film d'Animation. Founded in 1960 with Norman Mclaren as the organisation's first president, ASIFA now has more than 30 worldwide chapters. Joining workshops around the world, aspiring animators aged 11-15 will create a 2-minute sequence around the theme of Metamorphasis. A 2 Day Composing Workshop led by composer David Dunn-Birch will see young musicians create a music score for the animated film using professional software and techniques. The film will premiere at the 16th International Animation Festival in Hiroshima in August. LYFF is now seeking applications from young people aged 11-15 to participate in either workshop: please email email@example.com for full details.
Another first for the 2016 edition of LYFF is Children's Cinema Day, taking place on Easter Sunday 27th March. Young people and their families are invited to participate in a shared viewing experience on social media, viewing a film they have never seen before whether that is online, on their phone or tablet, or at the cinema. Viewers are encouraged to tweet or Instagram a picture of themselves watching their chosen film with a three word review to @leedsyoungfilm using #cinemaday. Entries will be featured on www.leedsyoungfilm.com and participants will be in with a chance of winning a prize for the best picture and the best review.
LYFF is keen to partner with exhibitors across the country on Children's Cinema Day, and is actively seeking cinema screenings to promote which target young people on Sunday 27th March. Interested exhibitors can tag their listings with #cinemaday, and should contact email@example.com for further information and support on participating.
Alongside the expanded programme, the Festival will present the very best in new and classic cinema from around the world for young people, with films from 60 different countries, including an opening night preview of Disney's Zootropolis at the 900 person capacity Leeds Town Hall, and a closing Yorkshire Premiere of Selma Hayek-produced The Prophet at the Hyde Park Picture House, the city's iconic Edwardian cinema which will feature a whole week of films. Based on the popular poem anthology, selling 100 million copies worldwide, the anticipated anthology film from Lion King director Roger Allers will screen on Thursday 31st March with a live Skype Q&A from segment director Tomm Moore, Oscar-nominated in 2015 for both Secret of the Kells and Song of the Sea.
Debbie Martin, Director of Leeds Young Film Festival said:
"This year's Leeds Young Film Festival is our most ambitious event yet, sharing the wonders of film and animation with young people of all ages, from our screenings of films from across the world to our innovative new programme Animation Central. We are delighted to be supported by both the British Film Institute and Arts Council England this year, showing that the development of skills in animation is essential alongside the chance to celebrate the amazing work of top British talent with the next generation."
The full Leeds Young Film Festival 2016 programme plus tickets and workshop booking are available now at www.leedsyoungfilm.com.


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Posted on September 30, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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Posted on September 30, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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A standing-room-only crowd filled the meeting room of Sparta Board of Mayor and Aldermen as city employees filled the room to hear elected officials discuss the final terms of the new budget.
The City of Sparta budget failed to pass during the Sept. 15, 2005, meeting of the board. Portions of the budget had been questioned, which included longevity pay, Christmas bonus and health insurance. Alderman Ben Holland said the board should have reviewed the budget more extensively before making a final decision.
Sparta Mayor Tommy Pedigo said the budget was then "back to square one." Pedigo scheduled a budget meeting of the board for … Read More
Posted on September 30, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
The following is an e-mail from Sgt. Maj. Tim West, of the 278th Regimental Combat Team in Cookeville.
I hope everyone is doing okay.
We're all doing just fine, counting the days down until we start heading home.
It's been a pretty busy month training the Iraqi Army. SFC Binkley, MSG Randolph and I just finished up running a Convoy Live Fire Exercise for the Iraqi Army. The training lasted about a month and was very productive.
We would kick off real early in hopes of finishing up before it got too hot.
One day it hit 136 degrees, but on the average it held around 128.… Read More
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Sparta Police Department has filed charges against a Sparta woman, who according to Police Chief Jeff Guth, was a patient at White County Community Hospital at the time the fire was discovered.
In a story in the Sept. 19, 2005, edition of The Expositor, it was reported that at approximately 3 a.m., Sept. 19, 2005, E-911 dispatched Sparta Fire Department to the White County Community Hospital with a fire alarm call.
Firefighters quickly had the blaze under control and the investigation began. Later that day, Sgt. Jeff Hutson charged the woman who was identified as Annette Sue Parrish, 39, of Sparta. Special agents … Read More
Posted on September 30, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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• Learning how to cook allows children to develop new skills, expand energy, understand nutrition, and spend creative quality time with mom and dad.
• When a child begins to master the art of cooking, they are exposed to lessons in math, reading and science and then the result can satisfy their creative longings as well as fill their tummies.
• The USDA food pyramid has evolved since its introduction in 1992, the new pyramid recommendations can be found online at mypyramid.org. The change to the pyramid is a simple way for American's to better understand exercise and nutritional needs. These changes are important for choosing … Read More
Posted on September 29, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Reba B. Cloud, 92, of Walling passed away Sept. 27, 2005.
Cloud was born Aug. 2, 1913, in White County, to William Isaac and Viola Pollard Bain.
She was a dedicated homemaker.
Cloud was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ocie Cloud; one sister, Edna Mosler; four brothers, Lester, Edgar Mansfield, Carl and Leslie Bain; one step-child, Earl Cloud Sr.
Survivors include one sister, Louise Johnson, of Walling; three step grandchildren, Earl Cloud Jr., Joe Cloud, Susan Cloud, all of Huntsville; several step great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Services will be 1 p.m., Sept. 30, 2005, at Springhill Baptist Church with burial in Springhill Cemetery.
Alton Marcum … Read More
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Billy Joe Goodwin, 65, of Sparta passed away Sept. 27, 2005.
Goodwin was born June 7, 1940, in White County, to Charlie and Della Howell Goodwin.
He was owner of Ragland Bottom Restaurant and Bait Shop and a retired member of the DeKalb County Board of Education.
Goodwin was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Louise Austin; two brothers, James Harold Goodwin and Thomas Goodwin.
Survivors include wife, Barbara Dean Vinson Goodwin, of Sparta; one son, Chris Goodwin and wife Gina, of Cleveland; three grandchildren, Tiffeny, Tyler and Taylor James Goodwin; four sisters, Bonnie Summers, of Smithville, Hazel Dickerson, Dorothy Hutchings, Linda Pittman, all of
Sparta; … Read More
Posted on September 29, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Billy E. Golden, 59, of Battle Creek, passed away, Sept. 25, 2005.
Golden was born Jan. 30, 1946, in Sparta, to Billy F. and Imogene Vinson Golden.
He was a lifetime member of Operating Engineers Union Local #324.
Golden was preceded in death by his father, and one sister, Deborah.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara F. Hartzell; two step-sons, Richard Wieder and wife Marie, Ronald Wieder and wife Sally; two step-grandchildren, Andrew and Nicole Wieder; mother, Imogene Golden; 10 brothers and sisters, Kay Golden, Joyce Dingman, Denny Golden and wife Margaret, Mike Golden, David Golden and wife Sharon, Charlie Golden and wife Sally, Barbara Golden, Ann Golden, Judy … Read More
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Daniel Kayden Delape, 2 months, of Algood, passed away Sept. 23, 2005.
Kayden was born July 20, 2005, to Liera Bandy and Daniel Delape, both of Cookeville.
Survivors include his parents; grandparents, Doriea Kenneth Denney, of Algood, David Bandy, of Castillion Springs, Mike Delape, Donna Bruce Bumbalough; great grandparents, Nancy Winters, of Winchester, Imogene Delape, of
Cookeville, Jenny Franklin, of Sparta; uncles, Donnie Ledbetter, Luke Denney, both of Cookeville, Derek and Dustin Bandy, of Castillian Springs, Michael Delape, of Cookeville, Dylan Bumbalough, of Sparta; aunts, Macey and Taylor Denney, of Cookeville, and Racshell Bumbalough, of Sparta.
Services were 3 p.m., Sept. 25, 2005, at Cookeville Chapel of Hooper-Huddleston … Read More
Posted on September 29, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Sonja Lucille Woods, 47, of Spencer, passed away Sept. 27, 2005.
Woods was born June 27, 1958, in Painsville, Ohio, to Isom Worthington and Sophia Bryant Stiles
She was preceded in death by her father, and her husband, Neil Emory Woods Jr.
Survivors include one son, Andrew Trace Woods; mother Sophia Bryant Stiles; one sister, Mildred Hillis, all of Spencer; two brothers, James Reynolds and wife Joyce, of Spencer, Joe McReynolds and wife Dot, of McMinnville; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Posted on September 27, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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A beautiful, sunny Saturday afternoon was marred for two families of tourists after a motor vehicle crash sent two of them to Erlanger in critical condition.
Officers are asking for help in identifying a white vehicle reported to be in the area at the time of the crash.
According to Trooper Mark Dial with the Tennessee Highway Patrol, a 2005 red Chevrolet Cavalier, driven by Rolf Matthies, 59, of Germany, was traveling westbound on Highway 70 near the 21-mile marker. Passengers in the Cavalier were Lugeborg Matthies, 56, and Coriena Matthies, 25, both of Germany.
A motorcycle with a sidecar was also traveling westbound. The cycle … Read More
Posted on September 27, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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The idea for Highlands Initiative began two years ago with a collaborative effort between White, Putnam and Overton counties, and the official kick-off Sept. 20 was the beginning of a marketing
plan that will enhance regional economical development.
The Upper Cumberland has experienced its share of job losses in the past few years, but now a four-year strategical plan will help revive the region and bring new businesses and industries to the area.
The official kick-off to officially announce Highlands Initiative was Sept. 20, 2005, at Leslie Towne Centre, in Cookeville. Officials, business owners and community leaders gathered to hear about the plan that will … Read More
Posted on September 27, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Jody Sliger
Just before 7 a.m., Thursday morning, White County Sheriff Deputy Mike Payne was dispatched to Holland Fabrication on Smithville Highway about a theft.
According to the report, Mark Holland, owner of Holland Fabrication had arrived at the business and discovered a white male loading a pickup truck with property belonging to Holland.
Mark attempted to block the vehicle until authorities arrived, but the suspect managed to go around the owner and flee northbound on Highway 136. The suspect was then observed traveling east on Highway 70 toward Sparta.
Payne intercepted the subject vehicle near the city limits where Detective Chris Isom assisted.
The report states the … Read More
Posted on September 27, 2005 12:12 am by Sparta Live
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Good, clean, country fun is what they serve at The Pumpkin Patch and Funland.
With acres and acres to explore and so many things to do, there is something for everyone at the Patch. Owner Mike Graham, along with his wife Gail and staff members Pat Cravens and Susan Lewis, love to share country style life with everyone.
Graham said, "We keep adding things and making improvements. We have the only hayride that will take you to a bonfire where you can roast wieners and marshmallows."
Groups or individuals can travel to the farm on Cherry Creek Road and enjoy the bounce house, a corn house, … Read More
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I'm a keen bowman, I love the sport and I'm always trying to come up with a new perspective on why bows are great tools for different situations, so I'm here to give you my perspective on why I think you should consider a bow or a survival bow as part of your survival cache instead of, or possibly as well as the survival fishing kit you may already have.
You need fish, you need food
You need to fish, you need to eat, you need to hunt sources of protein to keep you alive. Did you know you can fish with a bow? Well you can, the practice of bowfishing is pretty common nowadays (in countries that allow bow hunting) and the equipment available to the bow fisherman has evolved to include reels attached to bows, specialist glasses, torches and other useful aids but most prominently bowfishing arrow tips with barbs that allow prey to be hooked much like a fish on a line and then reeled in.
Nearly all modern bows such as the Martin Saber pictured here come with the fitments you need to attach bowfishing reels.
Bow fishermen normally target freshwater or saltwater fish in the shallows where they can either wade into the water and stand ready to fire, or they take position on an elevated surface overlooking the water and anything you can shoot is game, not just fish but alligators, sharks, you name it, so long as it doesn't have a hard shell you'd be able to spear it with an arrow. You can't do that with a fishing rod.
I can make a bow
So if you know how to fish and you have yourself the kit you need, great, but what happens when you run out of lures, floats and hooks? Given some string for line, yeah you can make survival fishing hooks to use, I'm sure there are ways, but I doubt they'll be as effective as modern metal hooks, they certainly won't be as strong. Give me 30 minutes, that same string and I can fashion a bow and some sharp arrow that will allow me to catch fish and other prey with nothing but a knife.
Admittedly it won't be as good as any of the best beginner bows available today, but it will get me by.
Know how to fish?
Now I don't know how to fish. I'm not a fisherman. Apart from the basics like knowing that you need a line, a hook and some bait I'm really not sure exactly which types of fish like which types of bait, where to cast a line, and I really don't know which types of fish I'd even expect to find in any given water. I'm sure I could figure it out given time, but I'm also sure that if I could find somewhere to fish, somewhere shallow and clear and I could actually see some fish, I know I could spear some with a bow.
Points for the fisherman
Yep, I'm not going to deny it there are some things that fishing is better at. You don't need to be able to actually physically see fish to fish for them, you can cast your line into murky waters, deep waters and you can fish at night without any issues. That's one for the advantages of fishing.
You don't need so much time and patience to fish (if you're any good at it), you can cast a line and just relax until you get a bite. The same isn't true of bowfishing, it's more of an active sport you need to get into the water, find the fish, spot the fish, aim, hold and fire, retrieve the arrows you miss with and all these things require you to expend energy which isn't a passive activity like fishing. Bowfishing is certainly more of an active sport.
A collapsible pole and reel to fish with and certainly a basic survival fishing kit is going to take up far less room in your survival bag than a bow. Survival bows are compact, but they're nowhere near as compact as some basic line and lures would be.
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Now I'll get this most obvious point out of the way. If you're packing supplies to catch fish you're probably planning for survival in a pretty hostile environment, one where you've removed yourself from society or where society no longer exists as we know it today. A hostile environment will have predators and you will be the prey, and a bow is a ranged weapon. I don't think I need to elaborate on that any more.
Convinced yet?
Well if you are, then please, take a look at archery, there's lots of resources available and nowadays there are lots of different types of bows available from traditional to compound, bows are easy to get hold of and there a clubs all over the place that will teach you the skill. Learn how to shoot and you'll find yourself a better prepared person than you were before. If you've any questions or comments please let me know!


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While Louis van Gall has been suggesting Marouane Fellaini is 'undroppable' at Manchester United of late, Yaya Toure has been struggling to convince Manchester City fans he even has a future at the club.
When the pair go head-to-head in derby combat at Old Trafford on Sunday, their fortunes could hardly be in greater contrast.
The previously-derided Reds midfielder is enjoying his best spell of form since switching from Goodison to Old Trafford in summer 2013. He is flavour of the month with his boss and the United support have largely stopped wincing at the sight of his name on the team sheet.
Toure - double Premier League winner and all-round Blues talisman - is at the lowest ebb of his City career.
Roberto Mancini is waiting in the wings to take him away from it all at Inter Milan and City supporters who voted in our 'keep or sell' poll put the Ivorian in the same category as the unloved Edin Dzeko and Samir Nasri when asked whether he should go or stay in the summer.
Players are only ever a game away from reinventing themselves with a stunning performance.
And there will be plenty of Blues dancing with delight if Toure puts his current mediocre form behind him to inspire derby victory.
But the figures suggest he is already one step ahead of the in-vogue Fellaini.
Ahead of the derby oulala.com took a closer look at the pair.
The data shows clearly that Fellaini is the more physical player with Toure the more technical - no big surprise.
The United midfielder has won a far higher percentage of tackles (47.2% to 29.9%) and also edges duels aerially (59.9% to 55.4%).
The Belgian also holds the better shot accuracy (56% to 41%). However, of the nine key areas analysed the 27-year-old only leads for three.
Toure has proved to be much more productive this season than Fellaini scoring more goals (8 to 4) and providing more assists (1 to 0), also enjoying a better pass completion (89% to 85%) with far more successful passes per game than the Belgian (79 to 36.1).
In-fact, the Ivorian leads the entire Premier League for successful passes, on average nine more passes per game than Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas and a remarkable twenty more than team-mate David Silva who sits third overall.
The 31-year-old's excellent passing stats impress further with more key passes per game (1.13 to 0.65) and more chances created per game (1.17 to 0.65).
Maybe Toure isn't a busted flush at City. A win - and a big derby performance from the midfielder - would go a long way to convincing Blues fans to fall back in love with their midfield main man, even if the numbers don't.